Before a woman undergoes a caesarean section, in order to better understand her physical condition and be responsible for her safety, doctors will ask her about her past medical history. Some women have at least had an abortion, but they do not want others to know. So, can a caesarean section reveal that they have had an abortion before?
Cesarean section generally does not reveal previous pregnancies, but for the sake of women's physical health, it is best not to conceal their medical history to avoid any unexpected situations during the cesarean section process. However, women who have had an abortion can be detected through some examination methods, but there are still many that cannot be accurately diagnosed.
There are still some differences between women who have had an abortion and those who are not pregnant. For example, for women who have had an abortion before, if they are induced in the first month, the cervical opening will undergo dilation and appear in a straight line shape, while for women who undergo medical abortion or induced abortion in the second month, the cervical opening will be the same as that of ordinary women, appearing in an O-shape.
In addition, some women who have had abortions may experience thinning of the endometrium, while the endometrium of non pregnant women is generally not very thin. If the number of abortions is frequent, the endometrium will also become thinner. Abortion poses significant health risks to women. Improper surgical procedures or inadequate postoperative care may lead to a series of complications such as pelvic infections and salpingitis.
